New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28
NETWORK CITY.

| The Anchor Line steamship City Of Rome from
NewYork July co. arrived of Brow Head a, Seven eo
yesterday morning, making rae passage =" ~
days and twenty-five minutes.
The Bridge police did not disturb the weary painter
Yesterday who, while waiting for fresh supply of
paint stretched himself out in mid air upon ngn
and hard bed and quietly slept ON one OF the h~io"
iron gifders
From August 1917 tlc American Association Ior
the Advancement Of Science will hold its thirty nhth
annual meeting at Columbia College The reception
Given the association I'm former cities has always Deeh
a cordial one with good results. At meeting Oh inc
Finance Committee, held in the office Oh Henry oiews
Yesterday. tue treasurers report showed that oniy
50 500 had far been collected whe IN"
requirements properly 10 entertain the ASSOCIATION
are $4,000 Thomas l. James, presiooh. VI sno
lincoln Bank, and Mr.. uews VIII receive suD'o'p
lions.
william Roach went to sleep in the window OF his
home No. ga West Eghteensl-st., ON Tuesday night
He rolled out Of the window in the yard falling about
thirty feet and fracturing his skull
Tho work OF removing the bodies Of horses from
the ruins Of Louis Flels~ manns stables in West Tbir
tecnth-st. went on yesterday. by tho loera use
of disinfectants tho bad odors were aDated
C. H. Parr, Of Clinton, n. Y. arrived at the Grand
Central Station yesterday insane The police sent him
to Bellevue Hospital He had travelled from Syracuse
with J. f. Bacon, OF Ne Globe Hotel In that city,
and had paced the floor Of sleeping car most OF tho
night.
ing money from grocery june %, but no escaped
from the police station. Yesterday he was arrested
again
Dogs thought to be mad were killed by policemen
Yesterday at Nos 90 Dcyst.. 344 Broadway and 16f4
Tbirr-ave
william NJ Oats, the general secretary OF the
Young Mons Christian Association at Glasgow, Scot
land. will speak to young men only In Association
Hall this evening on Personal Purity" He has
been the leader Of the White Cross movement In
Glasgow, In which over 5000 men are now ehl'steo'
To show perhaps how his heart beats high for the
patriots OF the War Of the Rebellion, Collector Ma
gone has appointed two Grand Army men-James
g. Porter and John S. Ruh-assistant wcighers at
"a q day. Miss Lizzie H. Brieback has been maze
an inspectre Of customs at SO day.
paragraph printed yesterday stated that draw
ings had been made for new fast ocean racer
for the Guon line 10 be built at the Farchild yard
on sle Clyde. At the Guion Office 1t was stated that
no knowledge existed Of such plans or Intention 10
build new vessel
Charles W. Dayton, counsel to the Excise Board
sailed yesterday on the steamship German'c Tor
Liverpool His health has been falling for some
time and his physician has ordered vim to cease all
business and remain abroad for some time lie WIZ
20 from Liverpool direct to Carlsbad and use the waters
there.
President Borden. OF the Park Department, has
directed Secretary Burns to communicate with the
italian Society about place for the Garibald statuc
I'm Central Park The president viii also report al
sue meeting permanent place for the Irving Dust
Captain Alexander vallat. of the French steamer
AIesis was charged yesterday by the United States
authorities with having torn ont berths In his
steamer without notice TO the collector and with
falling to maintain proper ACCOMMODATIONS iVr ''o
sick his vessel.
az " M--Yon ask when the city has been VS.
tied by cholera epIdcmcs. There have been sew
eraI hut the greatest was In 1866, wien IL was
brought here on Immigrant ships from France and
So distributed over the United states In every dfee
ton.
American" asks THE TRIBUNE to whom he Shall
apply for a position park policeman. The office
90 80 Park Board Is In the Emgrant Saving Bank
building I'm Chambers-st. opposite the Court House,
whcrr Ill Information will be readily furnished him
inquiry.
A. H. Muller & Son offered at auction at the Real
E.t4,. a..-o ,,s,,4u~, s,'a,o, % ,.oV go"
of the broadway and seventh Avenue Railroad Com
pany I,ey were unable 10 get bid for more than
ten shares, which sold for S1IJ each.
The funeral OF Henry Leo the retired merchant,
well known In connection with the Hebrew charities
Of this city. whose death was Indirectly caused by
the railroad accident at spuytcn Duyvl six years
ago, took place yesterday AZ the house Of his SON.
Dr. 5. y. Leo, No. lO3 West Fifty hfh-st
The sales agents Of the anthracite coal companies
Will meet to day TO arrange schedule OF prices for
August II I. expected that they Will advance
prices about ten fifteen cents a ton.
Among tac vessels that arrived in port yesterday
morning was the steamer Critic, from Dundee with
six cabin AMI five steerage passengers and twenty
horses and ponies.